Logistic growth Flashcards

1
Q

“y is directly proportional to x”
“y varies directly as x”
“y is proportional to x”

A

y = k * x^2

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“y is inversely proportional to x”
“y varies inversely as x”

A

y = k / [ x (1 - x) ]

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3
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“z varies jointly as x and y”

A

z = k (x - y)

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4
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Logistic growth formula (normal and derivative)

A

y = L / [ 1 + be^(-kx) ]

dy/dx = ky (1 - y/L)

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5
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Where does the fastest growth occur?

A

Point of inflection
OR
y = L / 2

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6
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k > 0 vs k < 0

A

k > 0 = growth
k < 0 = decay

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7
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What does L do to a graph?

A

L is carrying capacity and raises horizontal tangent line

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8
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What does b do to a graph?

A

Shifts the point of inflection (horizontally)

b IS ALWAYS GREATER THAN ZERO

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9
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When dividing a proportionality constant by a constant, what does it turn into?

A

Another constant
Ex) k / 3 = F

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10
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Shortcut to dy/dx = k * y

A

y = De^(kx)

Ex) dy/dx = 4y / 9x
dy / 4y = dx / 9x
(then you can integrate each side seperately)

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11
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Euler’s method (“oilers”)

A

Columns: x | y | dy/dx | dy/dx * (delta x)

Add the answer of the last column to the y column of the new row
Your final answer will be in the y column of the number desired for x.

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12
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Ex problem: Find the particular solution, y = f(x) , of this differential equation, given that f(0) = 5

dy / dx = e^(4x) / 3y

  • don’t forget plus c !!
A

∫ 3y dy = ∫ e^(4x) dx
3/2 (y^2) = 1/4 * e^(4x) + c
3/2 (-5)^2 = 1/4 * e^(4*0) + c
c = 150/4 - 1/4 = 149/4
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y^2 = 2/3 [ 1/4 * e^(4x) + 149/4 ]
(then take the square root)

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